The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-02-04

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" about the house and help to care for
t sick lady. Please address,
M. S. SMITH,
ID ct Bradford, vt.
The stock of books, stationery al
fancy articles lately owned by GeOrs
E. Garfield, will be kept Oh sale at Il
post Office by the ADMINISTRATIVE, Mr.
Garfield, until the whole stock is sol
to some purchaser who will coRtinr
the business at the same place. I'll
old patrons of the business will be CO..
daily welcomed and goods in the lint
above named will be furnished at re,
sOnable prices and as low as any in til
market.
n Bradford Village and Town ~
Magnet Union meets next Tuesda
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Kent.
Call for the CAMBRIDGE Rubber
at the Boston Clothing House.
E. II. Doton, formerly a jeweler il
this place, was in town this week.
The band will give another prone
made concert at the Town Hall mex
week Friday.
Prices on rubber boots that canno
fail to please at the Boston Clothing
House.
All the female help at the Trotte1
House were with one exception dis
charged in body last week.
You will find the best assortment OF
rubber boots and coats ever shown in
Bradford at the Roston Clothing
House.
Charles M. Andross has been quite
sick this week and it has been feared
that he might have a relapse of the fe.
YER of which he suffered last fall.
G. G. Doty has been OH the sick list
this week and consequently his regular
trip as travelling salesman for H. A.
Winship has been delayed.
Mrs. F. G. Carmen and son are visit
ing friends in town. They will also
visit Tilton preparatory to going to
Omaha to take up their residence. :. 49,,
Past Grand Master, Gen. w. w. Hen
ry made his headquarters at the Trot-
ter House during the session of the
Grand Lodge.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold social tea in their vestry
next Wedne sday at five and half
O'Clock. All are invited to come.
Capts. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodall and
Lieuts WEIGH and Ballou commenced a
series of Salvation meetings at the
Town Hall last Saturday evening. We
that they have had very
good success so far.
We had a pleasant call from VIM. H.
Bishop, editor and proprietor of the
Essex County Herald of Island Pond,
who was in attendance at the Grand
Lodge.
The promenade concert given by the
band at the Town Hall last Friday
eve was well attended, and consider
ing the bad weather. was decided
success. These entertainments are
very enjoyable, and are worthy of pat
rOnage.
That 800 diamond ring which has
excited the expectation of ninety-nine
victims who had hoped against hope
for several months, was brought to a
climax by being drawn at the Trotter
House early morning, mine host Fab
yam was the envied victor.
Captain Winthrop T. Jackman who
died few days ago in Sutton, P. O.,
in his Goth year, was native of Cor
NTH. VT, and an older brother of the
late Moses Jackman, one of the pio-
neers of the Rutland marble business.
Il Boston Journal.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Orange County Agricultural Society
will be holden at the Trotter House
Feb. 18th at l o'clock p. IN.
All who are and all who desire to be-
come members of the Society are re-
luested to be present.
f. w. FARNHAM, Secy.
If people who come into the village
with teams would not take such es-
Decial pains to stop directly OH the
crossings it would make it much less
ncOnvenient for those walking about
he streets, and they might save some
from contracting severe colds by 60
ng out into the snow.
The Carnival at Montreal takes place
lext week, Feb. z to II, and many
lew attractions have been added to the
Usual long list of alluring inducements
or one to attend. The Passumpsic
abroad has placed the price of tickets
o low that they are within the reach of |
IL. Tickets good going from Feb. 9Th,
o arrive i'm Montreal until morning of |
FEB. 18th, and returning to arrive at
estimation until Feb. 10Th, from Wells
liver to Bradford, $3.50; Fairlee to
'hetford, 81. !